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Images Dated 23rd May 2006

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Headdresses, early 16th century, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Initial letter D, 10th century, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

The Seasons, c1050, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Spoons, 16th century, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Initial letter O, 14th century, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Doorknocker, late 14th century, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

St Jude and King Ahaziah, second half of the 14th century, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Solid silver throne, 1397, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Lydgate presenting his book to the Earl of Salisbury, 1426, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Initial letter T, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Initial letter M, c1410, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

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St Jude and King Ahaziah, second half of the 14th century, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

St Jude and King Ahaziah, second half of the 14th century, (1843). Scenes from a manuscript service book and lectionary. St Jude is writing his epistle with the tools of a scribe - the quire is here represented as held in its place by a piece of lead suspended to a string; one page is already written, the other is prepared to receive the writing. The writer holds a pen and a scraper to erase mistakes from the vellum, on one side are three ink-horns for the different coloured inks. The box within the chairs contains his writing implements. King Ahaziah is sick in bed and awaiting the return of his messengers whom he had sent to consult Baalzebub the god of Ekron, and to know if he were destined to recover (2 Kings, ch i). At the end of the fourteenth century, people had not yet laid aside the custom of going to bed quite naked. Illustration from Dresses and Decorations of the Middle Ages from the Seventh to the Seventeenth Centuries, by Henry Shaw, (London, 1843)

Occleve presenting his book to Henry V, c1410, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Initial letter P, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Shooting at the Butt, 1496, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Initial letter I, 10th century, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Initial letter C, 1563, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Initial letter C, early 14th century, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Ladies Playing on the Harp and Organ, early 14th century, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Pope Sixtus IV, 1471-1484, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Initial letter S, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

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Shooting at the Butt, 1496, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Shooting at the Butt, 1496, (1843). Archers shoot at the parish butt for the prize, using the arbalest or cross-bow. It was a law that a butt should be erected in every township and the inhabitants were obliged to practise at them on Sundays and holidays, and were liable to fines for omitting to do so. From a manuscript containing a moral work, Imaginacion de vraye Noblesse, (1496). Illustration from Dresses and Decorations of the Middle Ages from the Seventh to the Seventeenth Centuries, by Henry Shaw, (London, 1843)

Bronze candlestick, late 13th-early 14th century, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

A royal repast, early 14th century, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Initial letter U, early 14th century, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Minstrels, c1480, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Initial letter O, late 15th century, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Initial letter D, 15th century, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Geoffrey Chaucer, 1402, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

The Black Prince, c1355, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Throne of state, 9th century, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Louis, the eldest son of Philip Auguste, king of France, lies ill in bed, 1191, (1843)

Heralds announcing the death of Charles VI to his son, c1500, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

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Louis, the eldest son of Philip Auguste, king of France, lies ill in bed, 1191, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Louis, the eldest son of Philip Auguste, king of France, lies ill in bed, 1191, (1843). After a woodcut from the chronicles of St Denis written in the reign of Charles VI. The monks of St Denis bring their relics from the monastery to cure Louis, the eldest son of Philip Auguste, king of France. Louis had been left regent of the kingdom by his father, and had been seized with a desperate illness in 1191. Illustration from Dresses and Decorations of the Middle Ages from the Seventh to the Seventeenth Centuries, by Henry Shaw, (London, 1843)

Initial letter G, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Lectern, c15th century?, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Herald bearing a banner, c1445, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Initial letter O, c15th century, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Henry VI and his court, mid-15th century, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Hedda of Winchester consecrates St Guthlac, late 12th century, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Pyx, 12th century, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

An archbishop, late 12th century, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Initial letter A, 12th century, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Initial letter I, 1476, (1843). Artist: Henry Shaw

King John and King Henry I, c1440, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw

Angel and organ, early 16th century, (1843).Artist: Henry Shaw